Current Fuel Costs in Canada (heading toward AK)?

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this will convert U.S. dollars to canadian $ per litre.

FordDiesel250 wrote:
What is the conversion for Canadian prices to U.S. prices?

Today's bank rate is $1.00 US = $1.35 CND...

You won't get that but could expect anywhere from $1.28 - $1.32 depending on many variables....where you do the exchange, cash, credit card, terms of credit card, etc, etc..

3.8 liters per gallon

Keith

What is the conversion for Canadian prices to U.S. prices?

What is normal range? Gas prices just jumped up 25 to 30 cent a liter in the last week. Diesel jump up about 5-10 cents. Like I said no rhyme nor reason, just more people on the road for the holidays and greedy owners.

Only two places with prices that are outside of the normal range Beaver Creek just before the Canada/Alaska boarder and Glennallen as mentioned in an earlier post.

If coming from Canada fuel at Haines Junction, if you need to top off before entering Alaska fuel at Destruction Bay the price is reasonable. Once you reach Alaska wait to fuel at Tok, eat at Fast Eddies great food, all the locals especially in the winter gather there to socialize.

Have a great time.

There is no understanding the fluctuation in prices now. It used to be long weekends but now prices go up and down every few days here.

Fwiw
I noticed that prices fluctuate depending on what day of the week it is,,
before long weekend prices always go up,,come wendsday prices usualy drop,sometimes as much as 10cents per litre..
Im in Ontario but its probably same all over the country..

Use gas buddy as mentioned. You also didn't say what kind of fuel??? Diesel or Gas?

In Yukon, winter prices are much less than during tourist season. Now we're at 111.9 Canadian cents per litre. In summer, it could be $1.30 per litre. That's for regular unleaded.

Price will be different along the Alaska Highway in British Columbia, and higher in the communities in Yukon.